Looking for a good book on the history of Markets from 16th century..

I do not have an affiliate account. I just copied and pasted the links.

 

The description reads "this implies we're living in .. excesses ..". Any merit to that idea? Correlation does not imply causation, I am thinking the recent volatility just reflects that the world ticks at a faster pace in general because of improved communication technology.

 

Even though I'll be picking up a copy, care to share some key takeaways?

 

I imagine you are referring to "The Changing World Order."

Hopefully it's well cited, I'm looking for primary source material.

 

This is a gem, printed in 1852 !?!

Do you have the link to the supplemental pamphlet "Extraordinary Popular Delusions?"

 

For fuks sake, there are a lot of bubbles, is this just confirmation bias and looking at everything as a "bubble"?

 

All of those lines reminds of those patterns on banknotes, if you look from up close.

 

Intaglio is a beautiful artform on banknotes



I began to appreciate it more through the Pak's LostPoets project;

 

or are they mistakes? https://www.libraryofmistakes.com/

 

Funny name, if it was local, I'd visit.